NYC: Ground Zero Child-Friendly Tour with 9/11 Museum Ticket

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NYC: Ground Zero Child-Friendly Tour with 9/11 Museum Ticket

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This private guided tour is for parents with children visiting the Ground Zero and 9/11 Memorial to help them understand what happened on 9/11 and how the site has been rebuilt. At the end of the tour, visit the 9/11 memorial by yourself.

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Highlights

Enjoy a private tour for your family on Groud Zero
Discuss the story of 9/11 and the events of that day
Enter the famous 9/11 memorial
Relax with pre-reserved admission tickets and skip the long lines

Description

With this private family tour you will have the opportunity to explore the site of Ground Zero. At the end of the tour your guide will give you your skip-the-line ticket to the 9/11 Memorial. The tour is for people of any age and provides an encounter with the history of the attacks of September 11, 2001, a tour known to illicit strong emotions. These emotions can intensify when both children and adults feel they do not have a complete understanding of what happened, making it more difficult to make sense of this history. Parents and children commonly have many questions about such a significant event, questions that encourage them to make observations. Your personal guide will be there and available to provide more information and try to answer these questions with basic facts and point you to reliable sources. During this tour your guide will offer children a safe space to share their memories, beliefs, and questions. Actively listen to their thoughts and encourage respectful conversation and debate.